Causes and treatments for yellow leaves of Chlorophytum comosum

1. Normal metabolism

1. Reason: If the Chlorophytum comosum is cultivated for a long time, the lower leaves will naturally turn yellow and fall off due to metabolism. This is a normal phenomenon of shedding the old and growing the new. Flower lovers do not need to worry too much.

2. Treatment method: Although the lower leaves may turn yellow and fall off more often, there is no need to treat them as long as the upper leaves are in normal condition. Remember to cut off the yellow leaves in time to prevent attracting diseases, pests and insects.

2. Improper light intensity

1. Reason: If the light intensity in the place where it is grown is too low, it may cause the chlorophyll to decrease, photosynthesis to weaken, and lead to yellow leaves; if the light is too strong, it may cause leaf burns, resulting in problems such as plant sluggish growth and yellowing leaves.

2. Treatment method: You need to cut off the yellow leaves and transplant the plant to a location with moderate light duration and intensity for maintenance. After a period of careful care, it will return to normal.

3. Sickness

1. Reason: Powdery mildew and rust may restrict its normal growth and development, causing the plant to grow sluggishly, the leaves to turn yellow or even fall off.

2. Treatment method: Spray the medicine in time to solve the disease. Spray once a week for about a month and the disease will be cured.